Over the Line: North Korea's Negotiating StrategyAmerican Enterprise Institute, 1999 - 337페이지 Using previously unpublished accounts, Over the Line brings together for the first time the full record of North Korea's negotiations, describes motives and objectives, and assesses negotiating tactics. Chuck Downs draws important conclusions from that nation's manipulation of international talks and cautions policymakers to be alert to the regime's tactics. As a guide to negotiating with North Korea, Over the Line will provide policymakers with important background on how to deal with the rogue regime. |
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UNDERSTANDING NORTH KOREAS NEGOTIATING STRATEGY | 1 |
SECURING KOREAN DEMOCRACY | 15 |
SEEKING THE TRUCE 26 | 26 |
BEGINNING AT KAESONG 35 | 35 |
NEGOTIATING THE ARMISTICE 52 32 | 52 |
IMPLEMENTING THE ARMISTICE with James M Lee 94 76 | 94 |
MANAGING THE YEARS OF CRISIS with James M Lee | 117 |
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